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Convert to WAV

WAV is uncompressed audio that any editing program can open. Choose 16 or 24 bits and the sample rate.

  • Nothing is uploaded
    your audio stays with you
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    and no sign-up

Drop audio here

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Choose files

MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG, FLAC and video · several at once

Done in three steps

  1. 1

    Choose files

    Drag audio or video into the window, or pick it from your computer or phone. You can also record.

  2. 2

    Choose the edit

    The WAV format is already set. Choose 24 bits for editing and mastering; 16 bits is enough for everyday use.

  3. 3

    Download

    One by one or all in a single ZIP. On a phone you can share them directly.

Convert to MP3MP3 plays on every device, car stereo and speaker. Add any audio or video and convert it all at once at the quality you choose. Convert to FLACFLAC shrinks uncompressed audio to about half its size and keeps every sample. Ideal for archiving music and recordings. Cut MP3Select a part on the waveform and cut it out, delete it or trim the audio to just the selection. Editing happens on your device and can be undone. All audio toolsCutting, converting, multiple tracks, recording, noise removal and speech transcription in one place.

Nobody peeks. Not even us.

You edit audio right in your browser and it never leaves your device. Nothing is uploaded to a server, so not even we can hear it.

Frequently asked questions

Will converting from MP3 improve the quality?

No. What the MP3 lost, no conversion can bring back. WAV is useful when a program won’t open another format, or for further editing.

16 or 24 bits?

16 bits is CD quality and is enough for listening. 24 bits gives headroom for further volume changes and effects.

Why is WAV so big?

It’s uncompressed – a minute of stereo audio takes about 10 MB. For a smaller lossless file, choose FLAC.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. Audio and recordings are processed right in your browser and never leave your device. Only the tool itself is downloaded from our server, the same for everyone. More in the privacy policy.